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49 [førtini / ni og førti]

Sport / idrett

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Do you exercise? Driv-r -u -e- s---t? D_____ d_ m__ s_____ D-i-e- d- m-d s-o-t- -------------------- Driver du med sport? 0
Yes, I need some exercise. J-- --g -å bev-g- -e-. J__ j__ m_ b_____ m___ J-, j-g m- b-v-g- m-g- ---------------------- Ja, jeg må bevege meg. 0
I am a member of a sports club. Jeg -å--- -- --ort-klu--. J__ g__ i e_ s___________ J-g g-r i e- s-o-t-k-u-b- ------------------------- Jeg går i en sportsklubb. 0
We play football / soccer (am.). Vi --i--e- fot-all. V_ s______ f_______ V- s-i-l-r f-t-a-l- ------------------- Vi spiller fotball. 0
We swim sometimes. A--o---i- s------ vi. A_ o_ t__ s______ v__ A- o- t-l s-ø-m-r v-. --------------------- Av og til svømmer vi. 0
Or we cycle. El-e- v- s--ler. E____ v_ s______ E-l-r v- s-k-e-. ---------------- Eller vi sykler. 0
There is a football / soccer (am.) stadium in our city. I-byen vå--f---es --- -- --t-a-------o-. I b___ v__ f_____ d__ e_ f______________ I b-e- v-r f-n-e- d-t e- f-t-a-l-t-d-o-. ---------------------------------------- I byen vår finnes det en fotballstadion. 0
There is also a swimming pool with a sauna. Det finnes --s---n--vø--e-a-l --d ba--tue. D__ f_____ o___ e_ s_________ m__ b_______ D-t f-n-e- o-s- e- s-ø-m-h-l- m-d b-d-t-e- ------------------------------------------ Det finnes også en svømmehall med badstue. 0
And there is a golf course. O--det--i-----e-----f---e. O_ d__ f_____ e_ g________ O- d-t f-n-e- e- g-l-b-n-. -------------------------- Og det finnes en golfbane. 0
What is on TV? Hva er det-p- TV? H__ e_ d__ p_ T__ H-a e- d-t p- T-? ----------------- Hva er det på TV? 0
There is a football / soccer (am.) match on now. D-- e- -ot-a--k--p-akk-rat --. D__ e_ f__________ a______ n__ D-t e- f-t-a-l-a-p a-k-r-t n-. ------------------------------ Det er fotballkamp akkurat nå. 0
The German team is playing against the English one. D-------- l-ge---pi---r-m----et-eng-lsk-. D__ t____ l____ s______ m__ d__ e________ D-t t-s-e l-g-t s-i-l-r m-t d-t e-g-l-k-. ----------------------------------------- Det tyske laget spiller mot det engelske. 0
Who is winning? Hve--v-nner? H___ v______ H-e- v-n-e-? ------------ Hvem vinner? 0
I have no idea. J-- -ar ikk- peili-g. J__ h__ i___ p_______ J-g h-r i-k- p-i-i-g- --------------------- Jeg har ikke peiling. 0
It is currently a tie. For-ø--blik-e- ---d-- u-vgjo--. F__ ø_________ e_ d__ u________ F-r ø-e-l-k-e- e- d-t u-v-j-r-. ------------------------------- For øyeblikket er det uavgjort. 0
The referee is from Belgium. D-mm--e- k-m-er -r- Bel-i-. D_______ k_____ f__ B______ D-m-e-e- k-m-e- f-a B-l-i-. --------------------------- Dommeren kommer fra Belgia. 0
Now there is a penalty. N- e- -et --l-------er. N_ e_ d__ e____________ N- e- d-t e-l-v---e-e-. ----------------------- Nå er det elleve-meter. 0
Goal! One – zero! Må---E---mo- -ul-! M___ E__ m__ n____ M-l- E-t m-t n-l-! ------------------ Mål! Ett mot null! 0

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